Sentence examples for difficult problem of managing from inspiring English sources
Even litigation-averse Japan has introduced tough age-discrimination laws.Companies will have no choice but to face the difficult problem of managing older workers.
Hepatitis B virus (HBV) reinfection is a difficult problem to manage after liver transplantation in patients with cirrhosis.
In an information-based world, power diffusion is a more difficult problem to manage than power transition.
Limb length discrepancy and segmental bone defects can be difficult problems to manage after fractures of the lower limb.
Segmental long bone defects resulting from high-energy trauma with severe soft tissue loss are difficult problems to manage.
As the number of available tweets grows, the problem of managing tweets becomes extremely difficult, which could lead to information overload.
In managing these characteristics of the literature which, in the context of this study, were exposed as limitations, the study was able to produce a creative and perhaps more useful solution to the difficult problem of defining "core" services.
The problem of managing COSARA data queries is thoroughly explained in Section 'Problem statement'.
Mr Ford said the legal aid system in Northern Ireland was the "most generous in Europe" and that the proposals were against the backdrop of "difficult problems" in managing the Department of Justice budget.
The rarity of these conditions makes it difficult to gain experience of managing such cases.
